News Briefs
College Avenue
project gets stimulus funds
The
Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) has authorized the
expenditure of federal stimulus dollars to fund milling and overlay
work in the city of Holly Springs.
The
Mississippi Transportation Commission approved the low bid of $222,972
submitted by Standard Construction Co. Inc. to mill and overlay College
Avenue from West Boundary Street to Memphis Street. The contractor has
been issued a Notice to Proceed on the project.
The
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) will spur
transportation-related improvement work throughout the state in coming
months. On each project, MDOT will work closely with local officials to
ensure that all ARRA deadlines and requirements are met.
Within
the transportation industry, ARRA funding has been used to construct
new roads and maintain existing infrastructure, enhance and modernize
public transit services, expand airport capacity and improve safety at
those facilities, expand ports, and make new investments in the
development of high-speed rail systems, all with a goal of enhancing
and protecting the environment.
Countywide
cleanup continues until May 1
The
Marshall County Board of Supervisors will provide dumpsters at the
following locations through May 1 for your convenience.
Please
pitch-in and make Marshall County a cleaner place to live.
Laws
Hill Community Center, Cayce Fire Department, Potts Camp Fire
Department, Slayden Community Center, Chulahoma Community Center,
Waterford Community Center, Red Banks Fire Department, Watson Community
Center, Byhalia Fire Department, (across the road), Highway 309 North
at Deer Creek Road, Matthews Corner voting precinct, Lakes Estates,
Marianna voting precinct, Wall Hill voting precinct, Early Grove
Community Center, Bethlehem Community Fire Dept., Mt. Pleasant – The
Gin, Victoria Community Center.
Please,
no brush or household garbage!
The
Marshall County Rubbish Pit and White Goods Collection Site is open
from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday.
For
more information, contact the county administrator at 662-252-7903. If
you do not have a contract for your household, please call 662-252-6652
or 1-877-252-7904, toll free.
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